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The Elvis Collection - Series Two The River Group - 1992
Notes: The three series of the 1992 River Group Elvis Collection together form a 660-card set, but each of the three series is skip-numbered within the 1-to-660 range. Relatively fewer copies of the third series were distributed, making that set the difficult part of collecting all 660 or the "Top Ten Hits" inserts. The first two series were also distributed together in Jumbo packs. Thanks to Ray Tucker and Donald Green for the Top-Ten-Hits and Gold/ Platinum Records titles and to Steve Kitsberg, Dave Christensen, and Anders Johan Pedersen for updates!
Regular Box: 36 packs of 12 cards.
Common sets: approx. 1.97 per box if collation were perfect.
Jumbo Box: 24 packs of 12 Series 1 + 12 Series 2 + 1 Gold & Platinum
Records card.
Common sets from Jumbo: approx. 1.30.
No. Card Text Subset
3 It's 1954. Elvis and the then-called "Blue Moon Boys" (Sc Elvis Early Days
6 Here's the boy who would be King. Though no more than fou Elvis Early Days
8 Like many poor boys growing up in the south, Elvis saw gr Elvis Early Days
10 Back in 1955, it was still possible for fun-lovin' Elvis Elvis Early Days
15 On June 2, 1953, the graduating class of Humes High Schoo Elvis Early Days
18 Here's Elvis on an early date in 1947. Though he didn't y Elvis Early Days
22 Here's the Herald yearbook photo of the star of the Humes Elvis Early Days
32 On March 3, 1960, at his final army press conference befo Elvis Army Days
35 By 1958, being interviewed and receiving awards were noth Elvis Army Days
36 Some things never change. Every family with a boy in the Elvis Army Days
40 When Elvis passed away on August 16, 1977, this is one of Elvis Army Days
44 After his mother's untimely death in August of 1958, Elvi Elvis Army Days
46 Elvis clearly had the option of serving his army time in Elvis Army Days
47 Elvis had something in common with many of his fans. He w Elvis Army Days
73 The legend has always been that Colonel parker carefully Elvis Army Days
74 Let's call this one Presley's Back. At the end of his two Elvis Army Days
81 Near the end of Girl Happy, Elvis' character Rusty Wells Elvis Movies: Girl Happy
82 Girl Happy was Elvis' 17th film, and the first of three i Elvis Movies: Girl Happy
83 To be sure, Elvis was the main attraction in Girl Happy. Elvis Movies: Girl Happy
84 One of three Elvis movies released in 1965, Girl Happy is Elvis Movies: Girl Happy
85 In Girl Happy, Elvis pretty much strums his way from Chic Elvis Movies: Girl Happy
86 Live a Little, Love a Little was based on the novel Kiss Elvis Movies: Live a Little, Love a Little
87 The folks who came up with the movie poster slogans did s Elvis Movies: Live a Little, Love a Little
88 Live a Little, Love a Little was Elvis' 28th film. Elvis Elvis Movies: Live a Little, Love a Little
89 Elvis frequently turned his famly and friends into actors Elvis Movies: Live a Little, Love a Little
104 Stay Away, Joe was Elvis' 26th film, released less than f Elvis Movies: Stay Away, Joe
105 Stay Away, Joe was based on Dan Cushman's novel of the sa Elvis Movies: Stay Away, Joe
106 During his movie career, Elvis sang to some of Hollywood' Elvis Movies: Stay Away, Joe
107 Here's Elvis as Joe Lightcloud in Stay Away, Joe. He's ri Elvis Movies: Stay Away, Joe
108 Most of Elvis' films were shot in the comfort of Hollywoo Elvis Movies: Stay Away, Joe
114 The Trouble with Girls (And How to Get Into It) was Elvis Elvis Movies: The Trouble with Girls
115 Elvis' role as Walter Hale, the manager of a touring show Elvis Movies: The Trouble with Girls
116 The Trouble with Girls (And How to Get Into It) was Elvis Elvis Movies: The Trouble with Girls
117 In The Trouble with Girls (And How to Get Into It), the h Elvis Movies: The Trouble with Girls
118 Elvis was an avid football fan and frequent player. So he Elvis Movies: The Trouble with Girls
133 In the mid-50's, comedian Steve Allen was engaged in a fi Elvis Rockin' the Tube
135 History is fascinating. Two people involved in the same i Elvis Rockin' the Tube
137 "Well, you know, a couple of weeks ago on the Milton Berl Elvis Rockin' the Tube
140 In 1956, after filming Love Me Tender, Elvis returned to Elvis Rockin' the Tube
141 Veteran showman Ed Sullivan had vowed never to have Elvis Elvis Rockin' the Tube
146 Whenever Elvis stared into the lens of a television camer Elvis Rockin' the Tube
152 Elvis and television. Television and Elvis. The two were Elvis Rockin' the Tube
153 All eyes are on Elvis (and many are on the CBS curtains b Elvis Rockin' the Tube
154 Elvis was on a roll and the Colonel knew it. He had signe Elvis Rockin' the Tube
156 The September 8-14 cover story of TV Guide promised "The Elvis Rockin' the Tube
158 When Elvis made his first appearance on The Ed Sullivan S Elvis Rockin' the Tube
159 "Ladies and gentlemen, in as much as he goes to the coast Elvis Rockin' the Tube
160 When this photo was taken on March 17, 1956, Elvis had al Elvis Rockin' the Tube
161 Elvis made his fifth appearance on Stage Show on March 17 Elvis Rockin' the Tube
162 Rock 'n roll was the natural enemy of Big Band music. One Elvis Rockin' the Tube
170 Walk into any home and you're likely to find a photo disp Graceland Tour
175 This stunning portrait of Vernon Elvis Presley hangs in t Graceland Tour
176 As you tour the living room at Graceland, you'll find man Graceland Tour
179 You're looking at one of the wildest corners in Graceland Graceland Tour
183 When you visit the Trophy Building at Graceland, you'll p Graceland Tour
185 Guns, Elvis loved them. Elvis collected them. And Elvis o Graceland Tour
190 This Trophy Building display case contains the original c Graceland Tour
197 Here are some of Elvis' posthumous awards, on display in Graceland Tour
198 Althought it was one of his heaviest outfits, Elvis did s Graceland Tour
199 Bill Belew designed this cape for Elvis to wear with his Graceland Tour
201 You're looking at Elvis' favorite saddle, handmade by his Graceland Tour
202 One of the fans' favorite costumes was Elvis' Chinese Dra Graceland Tour
203 On display in the Trophy Building at Graceland is the bel Graceland Tour
208 Welcome to the lounge area of the Racquetball Building be Graceland Tour
212 "Plan the tour!" "Release the album!" "Make the film!" Wh Graceland Tour
213 People who traveled with the King traveled in style. As y Graceland Tour
214 Here's a peek at Elvis' bedroom aboard the Lisa Marie. Gr Graceland Tour
218 Here's Elvis' 1975 Dino Ferrari 308 GT4 Coupe. He bought Graceland Tour
219 This 1960 Willys Jeep proves Elvis drove both a great veh Graceland Tour
220 This is Elvis' 1971 Stutz Blackhawk, made in Torino, Ital Graceland Tour
241 Many of Alfred Wertheimer's photos have become classics. The Wertheimer Collection
244 Ah, the power of television! By the time Elvis made his f The Wertheimer Collection
246 When Elvis Presley arrived in Richmond for his shows at t The Wertheimer Collection
248 On the train ride to Memphis in early July of 1956, Elvis The Wertheimer Collection
252 Let's get right to the point. In 1956, no one took better The Wertheimer Collection
255 Elvis loved the piano almost as much as he loved the guit The Wertheimer Collection
259 Playing for the home crowd is always a special thrill. Th The Wertheimer Collection
262 This is a photo of a photo from Elvis' family photo album The Wertheimer Collection
265 Elvis took fan magazines very seriously. Back in 1956, wh The Wertheimer Collection
272 After a nap at the Warwick Hotel on March 17, 1956, Elvis The Wertheimer Collection
278 On the trip back to Memphis after performing on The Steve The Wertheimer Collection
280 On June 30, 1956, Elvis checked into the Hotel Jefferson The Wertheimer Collection
282 On Saturday, June 30, 1956, Elvis did two grueling perfor The Wertheimer Collection
286 Somehow, it's an image we all associate with a particular The Wertheimer Collection
298 Comedian Norm Crosby is famed for his malapropisms. His m Elvis with Personalities
299 On December 5, 1956, Carl Perkins was doing some recordin Elvis with Personalities
300 Elvis and Brenda Lee had a warm professional friendship f Elvis with Personalities
303 If you are a fan of early rock 'n roll who lived it, or i Elvis with Personalities
304 1971. The King of Rock 'n Roll meets the King of Sausage. Elvis with Personalities
307 Two sons of Sun Records embrace backstage at an Grand Ole Elvis with Personalities
311 It's a mutual admiration society as Elvis and Bobby Darin Elvis with Personalities
314 Elvis poses with good friend Nick Adams on the set of Fol Elvis with Personalities
315 Elvis poses with Jackie Wilson, one of his favorite perfo Elvis with Personalities
320 Thrills. Chills. And heights he'd never seen as the King Elvis Personal Life
322 When Elvis first started coming into money, he generously Elvis Personal Life
325 You hear a lot of talk these days about family values. We Elvis Personal Life
328 Here's Elvis shakin' a cue stick, rattlin' the balls, and Elvis Personal Life
329 Family man Elvis Presley spends some precious time with h Elvis Personal Life
331 Like a proud father holding his first baby, Elvis strikes Elvis Personal Life
332 As Elvis' popularity grew, he was away from home more and Elvis Personal Life
333 Elvis and Vernon share a moment on the set of Stay Away, Elvis Personal Life
337 Guns were a passion of Elvis' throughout his life. Here h Elvis Personal Life
339 Here's Elvis in the music room at Graceland, playing a fe Elvis Personal Life
340 Although he wasn't an avid swimmer, Elvis occasionally sp Elvis Personal Life
341 In recognition of his "constructive portrayal of a man of Elvis Personal Life
342 Cars were very important to Elvis. His fans knew that abo Elvis Personal Life
345 In 1960, RCA presented Elvis with an award to commemorate Elvis Personal Life
351 When Elvis Presley took the stage, he sent an electrical Elvis Portraits
353 Question to Elvis: When you hear rock 'n roll, does it ge Elvis Portraits
356 "I've known tragedy, losing my mother while I was in the Elvis Portraits
359 "I suppose you know I've got a lot of cards. People have Elvis Portraits
360 "You only pass through this life once. You don't come bac Elvis Portraits
361 Behind a six-string guitar... or behind the wheel of an e Elvis Wheels
362 It is the embodiment of the American dream: the journey f Elvis Wheels
366 In 1962, while in Seattle to film It Happened at the Worl Elvis Wheels
369 When the boulevard you're driving bears your name, and yo Elvis Wheels
376 It's certainly not your father's Oldsmobile! This custom Elvis Wheels
377 Elvis drove golf carts around Graceland (and on at least Elvis Wheels
380 You could not have asked for a more powerful climax to th Elvis '68 Comeback Special
384 This is a scene from the comeback special that was consid Elvis '68 Comeback Special
392 In one of the funniest moments on his '68 special, Elvis Elvis '68 Comeback Special
399 "Rock 'n roll music is basically gospel or rhythm and blu Elvis '68 Comeback Special
406 From the moment he stared into the cameras and half-spoke Elvis '68 Comeback Special
407 The best idea for the '68 special came from producer Stev Elvis '68 Comeback Special
409 During the closing credits of the '68 special, Elvis is s Elvis '68 Comeback Special
411 In the early days, Elvis played every inch of his Memphis Elvis S.R.O.
414 Elvis was a natural performer right from the beginning. W Elvis S.R.O.
416 When Elvis came home to Tupelo in September of 1956, "Hou Elvis S.R.O.
419 Here's the King shaking things up on Elvis Presley Day in Elvis S.R.O.
421 Whenever fans attended an Elvis concert, there were screa Elvis S.R.O.
422 Whether you sat in the front row or back; whether you saw Elvis S.R.O.
423 Quick, name a 22-year old who was able to earn upwards of Elvis S.R.O.
424 How do you celebrate a bit hit record? If you're Elvis Pr Elvis S.R.O.
427 In 1957, in conjunction with the release of the film Jail Elvis S.R.O.
429 Elvis owned the pop charts in 1956. His four #1 singles s Elvis S.R.O.
431 Whenever ticket sales were announced for a 70's Elvis con Elvis S.R.O.
434 Elvis Presley's multi-city tours depended on many people Elvis S.R.O.
436 1973 was a busy year on the road for the King of Rock 'n Elvis S.R.O.
440 When Elvis passed away on August 16, 1977, he was about t Elvis S.R.O.
442 "The greatest guitar player anywhere." That's how Elvis f Elvis in Vegas
444 Elvis hadn't performed live in eight years. And he hadn't Elvis in Vegas
446 Las Vegas is a town that never stops celebrating. But whe Elvis in Vegas
450 In the early hours of February 19, 1973, Elvis was center Elvis in Vegas
459 In whichever country you watched the concert seen 'round Elvis Aloha Special
462 Elvis was very proud of his charitable work. Near the end Elvis Aloha Special
465 On Tuesday, January 9, 1973, Elvis flew to hawaii from Lo Elvis Aloha Special
468 Elvis put in an exhausting schedule for the Aloha from Ha Elvis Aloha Special
470 When Elvis took the stage for the Aloha from Hawaii speci Elvis Aloha Special
474 The King happily greets fans and press during the making
477 These 12 letters say it all: Elvis Presley
479 Elvis takes a break during the filming of Flaming Star, h
482 Ninety-nine concert performances. Six radio shows. Fourte
489 Tampa, 1956. The King has just gotten his hands on a new
491 Today, this shot is undoubtedly page one in the photo alb
496 A man arrives in town via Cadillac limousine. He dones a
497 It's safe to say that Elvis had the most loyal and enthus
499 The King arises! Here's Colonel Parker's right-hand man,
501 It was one of the greatest partnerships in rock 'n roll h
502 From early childhood until the day he died, Elvis loved l
505 Here's Elvis caught in the act. When you're Elvis Presley
508 What his fans thought he'd do with a floral guitar we'll
512 What's it like to be in the eye of a hurricane? The look
515 Getting an Elvis Presley autograph was certainly a valuab
516 From the first days of fan frenzy to the final tour in 19
518 Here's Elvis getting a maintenance trim. It brings to min
524 Look at this picture and try to guess one of Elvis' favor
527 Elvis and Bill "Superfoot" Wallace share a triumphant mom
531 Don't mess with the King! After developing an interest in
534 Elvis was a good sport, and a good sportsman. He rode hor
535 Call this shot "you ain't nothin' but a hound dog." Here'
537 Spotlight on Elvis! Here he relaxes on the set of Loving
540 Gates and walls and fences are funny things. They keep pe
542 Elvis kneels alongside the man he called "Master Rhee." K
544 Talk about the people's candidate! Fans everywhere demand
545 On television and in movies, Elvis was mesmerizing. In co
549 'Twas a singer whose suede shoes were blue The greatest r
558 In March of 1957, Elvis' fame was such that he could no l
559 This photo was taken in the backyard of the Presley house
562 Elvis was known as a man of hits. But one particular hit
563 It was one of his dreamier and most popular publicity pho
564 Elvis was a man who gave. To his fans, he gave a special
567 Call him the Dr. Doolittle of rock 'n roll. All throughou
568 When it came to making records or performing in concert,
572 We live in a time when pop stars routinely command millio
576 The Presley family moved to 1034 Audubon Drive in Memphis
580 To say that Elvis was a man of diverse interests is an un
582 Have Guitar, Will Travel could easily be the caption on t
584 Whenever Elvis drove through the gates at Graceland, ther
587 Simply stated, Elvis influenced every aspect of popular t
591 February 25, 1961 -- a very full day in the life of the K
593 The community of Bel Air is one of the most exclusive in
597 When Elvis went in Florida in 1961 to film Follow That Dr
600 Rebel or laborer becomes rock 'n roller. That was the plo
601 Here's Elvis in a candid moment during a 1971 tour. Happi
604 The music industry lays claim to many famous streets. The
610 1957. The King wears his $10,000 gold lamé suit for the f
612 On March 21, 1960, Elvis recorded "Stuck on You"/"Fame an
614 He reigned as the King of Rock 'n Roll all over the world
615 Mitch Miller was a major force in popular music during th
618 Sometime in early 1956, Elvis gave a radio interview in T
619 The life of a music superstar is a life on the road. Here
622 Clothes were always very important to Elvis; he used his
626 Elvis could earn a million dollars anywhere he worked. An
628 Here's Elvis on the set of his 1961 motion picture Wild i
630 And the bears just kept on coming! Elvis received them by
633 Here's Elvis seeing eye-to-eye with Pam Ogles, his three-
636 Even for New York City, it was an amazing sight. A 50-foo
640 In 1956, not long after Elvis became an RCA recording art
641 In April of 1960, Elvis went west to make G.I. Blues, his
643 Induction day. Elvis showed up in a jacket he'd worn on T
646 On the Paramount lot during the filming of Loving You in
647 Fan magazines have printed thousands of stories, and no d
649 Being the greatest entertainer in music history had many
652 What's this? The King checking out the competition? Not r
653 Throughout his life, Elvis accumulated a number of nickna
655 Picking a pitchman for an ad campaign is tricky business.
656 It was one of the most whirlwind projects in recording hi
658 Elvis fans were a devoted group in 1957. They bought reco
659 Right from the start of his career, Elvis had an almost u
660 When Elvis was on tour, security was a top priority. So c
"Special Offer" Pack Inserts
Life-Size Elvis Wall Poster (red shirt)
Order the First Day Cover/Commemorative Medallion Set!
Order This Limited Edition Elvis Watch! (red band at top)
CHASE CARDS
Top Ten Hits Cards (Dufex, 1:18 packs)
2 of 40 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
6 of 40 Don't Be Cruel
7 of 40 Jailhouse Rock
12 of 40 Crying in the Chapel
13 of 40 Surrender
15 of 40 I Beg of You
18 of 40 Good Luck Charm
20 of 40 Don't
24 of 40 Suspicious Minds
25 of 40 In the Ghetto
28 of 40 Hard Headed Woman
29 of 40 Don't Cry Daddy
33 of 40 Stuck on You
35 of 40 (You're the) Devil in Disguise
37 of 40 Return to Sender
39 of 40 She's Not You
Limited Edition Gold & Platinum Records (1:Jumbo Pack)
This same list is repeated in the Elvis Series 1 checklist.
No. Title - Issue Date - Status
1 of 50 Elvis Presley - October, 1956 - Gold
2 of 50 Elvis - October, 1956 - Gold
3 of 50 Loving You - July, 1957 - Gold
4 of 50 Elvis, NBC TV Special - Noveber, 1968 - Gold
5 of 50 Elvis' Gold Records, Vol. 4 - February, 1968 - Gold
6 of 50 From Elvis in Memphis - June, 1969 - Gold
7 of 50 On Stage, February 1970 - June, 1970 - Gold
8 of 50 Elvis, That's the Way It Is - Decenber, 1970 - Gold
9 of 50 You'll Never Walk Alone - March, 1971 - Gold
10 of 50 Elvis Sings Burning Love and Hits From His Movies, Vol. 2 - November, 1972 - Gold
11 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 1 - January, 1974 - Gold
12 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 2 - January, 1976 - Gold
13 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 3 - December, 1978 - Gold
14 of 50 Memories of Christmas - August, 1982 - Gold
15 of 50 The Number One Hits - June, 1987 - Gold
16 of 50 Elvis' Christmas Album - November, 1957 - Double Platinum
17 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 1 - April, 1958 - Quintuple Platinum
18 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 2 - December, 1959 - Platinum
19 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 3 - September, 1963 - Platinum
20 of 50 Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits - August, 1970 - Platinum
21 of 50 Elvis' Christmas Album - November, 1970 - Platinum
22 of 50 Pure Gold - June, 1975 - Double Platinum
23 of 50 Moody Blue - July, 1977 - Double Platinum
24 of 50 Heartbreak Hotel & I Was the One - January, 1956 - Platinum
25 of 50 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You & My Baby Left Me - May, 1956 - Platinum
26 of 50 Hound Dog & Don't Be Cruel - October, 1956 - Triple Platinum
27 of 50 Love Me Tender & Any Way You Want Me - October, 1956 - Double Platinum
28 of 50 Too Much & Playing for Keeps - January, 1957 - Platinum
29 of 50 All Shook Up & That's When Your Heartaches Begin - March, 1957 - Double Platinum
30 of 50 Teddy Bear & Loving You - June, 1957 - Platinum
31 of 50 Jailhouse Rock & Treat Me Nice - September, 1957 - Double Platinum
32 of 50 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck & Doncha' Think It's Time - April, 1958 - Platinum
33 of 50 Hard Headed Woman & Don't Ask Me Why - June, 1958 - Platinum
34 of 50 Stuck On You & Fame and Fortune - March, 1960 - Platinum
35 of 50 Can't Help Falling In Love & Rock-a-Hula Baby - December, 1961 - Platinum
36 of 50 Return to Sender & Where Do You Come From - October, 1962 - Platinum
37 of 50 Big Hunk o' Love & My Wish Came True - July, 1959 - Gold
38 of 50 Surrender & Lonely Man - February, 1961 - Gold
39 of 50 (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame & Little Sister - August, 1961 - Gold
40 of 50 She's Not You & Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello - July, 1962 - Gold
41 of 50 (You're the) Devil in Disguise & Please Don't Drag That String Around - June, 1963 - Gold
42 of 50 Kissin' Cousins & It Hurts Me - January, 1964 - Gold
43 of 50 Viva Las Vegas & What'd I Say - April, 1964 - Gold
44 of 50 Ain't That Loving You, Baby & Ask Me - September, 1964 - Gold
45 of 50 I'm Yours & Long Lonely Highway - August, 1965 - Gold
46 of 50 Blue Christmas & Santa Claus is Back in Town - November, 1957 - Gold
47 of 50 Frankie And Johnny & Please Don't Stop Loving Me - March, 1966 - Gold
48 of 50 If I Can Dream & Edge of Reality - November, 1968 - Gold
49 of 50 You Don't Have to Say You Love Me & Patch It Up - October, 1970 - Gold
50 of 50 My Way & America - November, 1977 - Gold
Wrapper Mail-In Offers
The Elvis Collection Checklist
The Quotable Elvis (25-card Set)
Elvis' Greatest Platinum and Gold Recordings (50-card set, no gold foil)
Elvis 5" x 7" Postcard Set (25-card Set)
The Elvis Collection Album
Uncut Dufex Sheet
-- (48-card panel, 3 sets of Series 2 Dufex)
Card Album
-- (binder)
Factory set (All 3 series, 660 cards + 1 gold-foil card)
-- The Elvis Collection (purple box with silhouette and signature)
Tribute Box (issued 1993)
The following cards are repeated in the Series 1 and Series 3 checklists.
-- (six Series 1 packs)
-- (seven Series 2 packs)
-- (seven Series 3 packs)
-- First Day Cover
-- (one 5"x7" Elvis the King card)
Elvis The King (5" x 7"; non-foil; 1 per Tribute Box)
#1 Elvis' First Movie "Love Me Tender"
#2 Elvis' First #1 Pop Single "Heartbreak Hotel"
#3 Elvis' First National TV Appearance "Stage Show"
#4 Elvis' First Gold Album "Elvis Presley"
#5 Elvis' First TV Special "Elvis (The '86 Special)"
Elvis The King Boxed Set (5" x 7"; foil; sold separately)
#1 Elvis' First Movie "Love Me Tender"
#2 Elvis' First #1 Pop Single "Heartbreak Hotel"
#3 Elvis' First National TV Appearance "Stage Show"
#4 Elvis' First Gold Album "Elvis Presley"
#5 Elvis' First TV Special "Elvis (The '86 Special)"
PROMO CARDS (All 3 Series)
1/10 Army Days
2/10 #1 Hits
3/10 '68 Comeback Special
4/10 Movies
5/10 Wheels
6/10 #1 Hits
7/10 '68 Comeback Special
8/10 Graceland Tour
9/10 Army Days
10/10 Movies
-- (4-up panel, 4/10, 7/10, 1/10, and 2/10)
-- (4-up panel, 3/10, 8/10, 6/10, and 5/10)
-- (Dufex promos, blank back)
-- (dealer window sticker)
-- All New Series Two (poster, approximately 22" x 33")
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